Checked 16 October 2026 · Good Games Group, Inc. · com.humble.SlayTheSpire

Slay the Spire on a weekly play card that asks for €9.99

A paid row, second in line

Slay the Spire is NO. 2 because the link arrived second. The Netherlands price on the card was €9.99. The stars were 4.4 from 30.1K reviews. The download band was 1M+. PEGI 7. Updated 20 Jul 2026. The tags I saw were Card and Card battler, plus a chart label the store itself printed, which I am not going to promote as my own ranking.

The package name is com.humble.SlayTheSpire. The developer name on the card was Good Games Group, Inc. Those two strings do not match each other, and I am leaving both of them visible rather than picking a friendlier brand name.

Lines that were not there

I looked for Contains ads and for In-app purchases on the same header block where Vampire Survivors prints them. On this card those lines were absent. Absence is the note. I will not upgrade it to a promise that the game never shows an ad and never sells a pack. A store card can add a line later, and a build can change without the header catching up the same day.

The still I kept is a fight: cards in a hand, an enemy health bar, a turn button. That is a gameplay frame from the store gallery, not a title splash. I use it so the page is not only a column of numbers.

Why it sits beside free cards

Three of the five listings charge before you play, and this is the dearest of those three on the day I read them. Putting a €9.99 card next to a free horde game is the point of filing them in link order. If I had sorted by price, this row would have moved, and the page would have been a different argument. I did not sort.

Size and the Android version requirement were not in the block I copied. Same rule as the other four: the blank stays a blank, and the sentence that says so is the correction I can stand behind.

Open the store if you want the current euro price. Mine is a snapshot from 16 October 2026, not a quote that updates itself.

The id and the studio name

com.humble.SlayTheSpire is the package. Good Games Group, Inc. is the developer string. Humble is in the id and not in the developer line I copied. I am not going to narrate a publishing history I did not read on the card. Both strings are enough to find the listing again if the title is translated on another storefront.

The still is wide: a hand of cards, an enemy, a turn button. I capped its display size on the row so it does not shove the facts off the screen. The file itself is unchanged. If you open the image alone you still see the whole fight, including the edges of the UI.